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Category Archives: Nature
Conversation with Mabel
An insightful conversation with an early morning visitor sheds light on this pandemic and how we might navigate through and become even better humans in the process.
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Following footprints in the snow
The winter storms of the last couple of weeks are finally becoming little more than a memory now that March has arrived. But, I admit the words “Snow Day” can still make me feel like a kid again. Do you … Continue reading
The day the cows left home
Moving back to the farm and being more involved in the day-to-day operations of a farm/ranch operation has been quite an education. I’ve learned how to watch the commodity markets and place open orders for the crops. I’ve learned … Continue reading
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Letting go of control
If there is one thing that can remind us that we are not in control, it’s the weather. We may convince ourselves that we are the master of our ships, until those vessels are tossed about like toys at the … Continue reading
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